RIP OFF Not Good Well where do you start. This move cost 2x's the quote in the end. My belongings were.held for a month in storage, movers requested cash refused a receipt, lost or damaged over $8000 in belongings. Will not.except claim as I don't have receipts. And the moving company is now out of business. Does.the broker.stand up and except any blame? No but they are the ones.who hired.the.movers not me. Run!

You’ll pay double your original quote Do not use All Mighty Relocation for out of state and long distance moves. I was contacted by a sales person who bragged about their amazing reviews, but check out the complaints on the Better Business Bureau. The sales person took down a list of items I would be moving and an estimate of the number of boxes I'd have. At this point I was about 1 month out so I didn't have an exact number. The sales person said i would have plenty of space based on my estimates and could go well over before any additional charges would occur. At this point I had to pay a nonrefundable $600 deposit to schedule the move. They called me the day before the movers would arrive to confirm the items I would have. I estimated a few additional standard sized table lamps and a few more boxes (remember, I was told I'd have plenty of room if there were additional items since I was only able to estimate). The new sales person told me I would then need to purchase an additional ~$400 worth of space. I've already paid the deposit and i had to move the next day so I had no option but to pay it. All mighty relocation contracted out my move to Prime Relocation, which has 1.8 star reviews on google. The movers come and tell me before even putting my boxes on the truck that I would need to pay an additional $1000 on top of the payment I owed at the time of pickup. This is because the movers put down all medium boxes (they didn't ask what size boxes I had). I believe this was to keep my initial costs down so I would book with them and then pile on the surprise charges. They also charge for long distance walks to the truck over 75 ft and any stairs above 7 steps. This was extremely frustrating. At the point of them dropping my items off at a new location, the driver of the truck pulls up and can't do anything because the movers said they went to get something to drink. They never came back. The company scrambled and found one random guy who clearly wasn't a professional mover. They literally moved one item at a time and it took over 5 hours for a 2 bedroom apartment. I also had to pay an additional $275 for the stair charge. Overall my costs essentially doubled what I was initially quoted and totaled nearly $4,000. I would NOT recommend using their services.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY! STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!! They are a brokerage company which means they contract out your move to another company which is something they won't tell you. They will do your initial estimate, take their deposit immediately, then they won't work with you or give any support. They told me that my move would be completed in one day which I verified multiple times and come moving day, the company that was actually moving us told us that it could take up to 7-10 days to deliver our belongings! When we called customer service, they told us there is nothing they can do. They also underestimated our move by $4,000. They underestimate your move on purpose to get you to sign their contract, pay the deposit, then come moving day, the price increases. Connor Ryan did my estimate, then when I called him about some concerns I had, he refused to talk to me. Customer service is horrible, they will not help you at all. Please don't sign a contract with this company, they are only in it for the money and do not care about their customers at all!

I would never use Allied again. I would never use Allied again. If you are looking for interstate move DO NOT use them. After months of back and forth with Allied, I now know why so many people hate moving companies. They are dishonest. I won’t get into the details of what happened – it’s the same back and forth crap you will see 1,000’s of other people complain about on-line. Let’s just say that once they have your money your chances of winning a dispute are slim. I think I am just going to get rid of all my stuff if I move again. It’s so expensive, I think I would rather invest in new stuff than place any faith in a moving company. If you are in Florida, avoid Best Moving & Storage or Ray the Mover (same company…I wonder why they changed their name?). I ended up speaking with the general manager on the phone – discourteous and unhelpful. As my local mover, they sold the move, took my money and then just pointed the finger at Allied and told me to go work it out with them.

Should have just done it ourselves On 11/23/2021, our movers came to begin to pack our things. A few days before then, the company had called to confirm our inventory, which were standard sized boxes from Home Depot. Inside our apartment, the movers were not wearing a mask, which is against the company protocol, and informed us that they would need more money than we were quoted, because they thought we would go over space. When booking this company, we were assured that they would take apart our furniture, carefully pack everything, and reassemble upon drop-off. The movers did not even attempt to take apart any of our furniture and were attempting to leave the site as we were trying to call the company to resolve. The company said that it would, in fact, be approximately $2,000 more dollars to move our things and furniture, due at that moment, before any further work was done. After filling our boxes in the truck, we were told there was room for one piece of furniture. Later, after the movers had left and we called the company to try to resolve the issue further, we were told everything is at the discretion of the foreman and that, while they understood our frustration, there was nothing they were willing to do to resolve the issue without incurring the additional cost, despite the lack of effort to take anything apart, which they said their movers usually don't just not try to take things apart. We now have no furniture when we move and will need to re-purchase furniture for our new living space. This company drastically underestimated our space, then used a situation where we had no other options for moving to try to charge us more money. We had all assurances that we were going to be under-space because we estimated our packing high, which we disclosed during the booking, and that if anything we would be owed a refund for space not used. This business practice is shameful and predatory, especially from a company with a B+ BBB rating and 4+ stars on google.